Sentences with word «freudian»

Was this some kind of Freudian slip or was it intentional?

Whether one partook of it or not, this communion on the couch was part of a dialogue and texture of our time and place,» Wakefield recalls, but adds: «I lay down on the couch of Freudian psychoanalysis in the fifties and rose up six years later in anger and disillusionment.»

An earlier generation was socialized to speak of sex in Freudian terms of «drives» and «repression,» while a subsequent one loudly proclaimed that «anatomy» had nothing to do with «destiny.»

The work highlights many of the concerns inherent in Parker's practice from iconographic objects, places and buildings to a fascination with Freudian psychoanalysis.

Popularized versions of Freudian theory sometimes lead to a reversal of Victorian dualisms; when the values are reversed, the «worst» sin becomes denial of sexual desire!

It is a haunting depiction of a set of penetrating eyes with Freudian notions of the mind's eye as manifestations of the supernatural and the human disinclination for self - examination.

But whereas Bourgeois insisted that her surreal rooms were autobiographical (to be read as Freudian analyses of the father - daughter relationship), Souza's house deconstructs a trope that reaches farther back in history.

Thank God I'm not as Freudian!

Throughout his life, love was always Auden's remedy, but in these early years he described it sometimes in Freudian terms as a release from repression, sometimes in Marxist terms as authentic existence through social action.

It's hilarious that you would make that argument backed up to your argument about Freudian psychology telling us that we are not good judges of our own beliefs.

Langer combined the scant intelligence on Hitler with insights from Freudian psychoanalysis into a study on Hitler.

Exhibitions include: Nokia Art Singapore 01, NAFA Gallery, Singapore (2001); Googly, Bankley Studio Gallery, Manchester (2001); Kayaköy, with Dutton & Peacock, Catalyst Arts, Belfast (2001); Home (Between 8 and 10 pm), Rotherham Art Gallery, UK (2001); Vim & Vigour, S1 Art Space, Sheffield (2000); Haecceitas Star, Mappin Art Gallery (1999), Sheffield; A Disturbance of Memory on the Acropolis, Centre for Freudian Analysis And Research, London (1999).

Her humor reveals itself in her anecdotes and punch lines, and in the turns of phrase she used to berate a friend's slip into Freudian terminology or answer a professor of English who asked what she considered unreasonable questions.

But though it derives from an ancient Greek myth, auteur Yorgos Lanthimos» most recent English - language film, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, spoke to me of a more Freudian concept: the idea of psychology as an impossible, inner dystopia.

Yearning for answers, Solms wandered into a university philosophy seminar on Freudian dream theory.

Talk about Freudian slip, that's a doozy!.

Contemporary Freudian approaches usually retain Freud's emphasis on sexuality, aggression, and mental conflict, and often prefer insight - oriented, uncovering psychotherapy to more supportive techniques.

The rich wisdom of Freudian thought, of Jungian depth analysis, of Gestalt experience, of Family systems and structures, each has a place.

Female spelunkers encounter some cave - dwelling creepy - crawlies, while Freudian analysts in the audience have themselves a ball amid pools of sickening gore.

It's characteristic of Wylie's odd paintings, populated by fantastical characters dancing across dreamlike, if not Freudian, landscapes.

Since young children are not capable of some of the more commonly used Freudian techniques such as free association, Klein began to utilize play therapy as a way to investigate children's unconscious feelings, anxieties, and experiences.

I was making feminist - inspired figurative paintings loaded with Freudian symbolism.

She's more Freudian so she doesn't really tell me [what she thinks], but she says it's interesting that I recreate things but then I change them.

Thus, the whole attachment theory developed from Freudian ideas.

Always a sucker for flattery, I was very happy to add my name under this banner, which, in classic Freudian slip mode, I had misread as Free Reads BY Smart Women».

Finally I would like to share with the reader my own concern for a possible Freudian perspective applied to Paul's theology.

And as a bonus, after you finish Levine's sympathetic and Freudian portrait, you can read the original novella reprinted in the back of this book.

Seems to be his favourite retort, something Freudian perhaps?

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Well, maybe — but this might be an example of what Freudian analysts refer to as «projection.»

But even more importantly, for today's purposes, he obscures the difference between Freudian and Jungian psychology.

The problem is Wenger's Freudian tight ass.

Now, though, with the backlash against big - ticket installations, art has seen more calls for paint and personal expression — an almost Freudian obsession for Roberta Smith and Ken Johnson in The Times.

Two cast wax figures of Koh, one standing and the other reclining on a chaise lounge, are positioned in the room as a dual self - portrait and a reference to the classic Freudian notion of the examined self.

Dear George H, And CNN has copy editors that don't read or else make Freudian Slips.

If Freudian concepts are the discourse of choice, one wonders if the uncanny might be less germane to Hanson's operation than is the concept of unconscious intention.

The Silence is possibly the most Freudian film ever made, a fever dream about the short journey from sexual ecstasy to absolute despair.

I honestly could not see the Austrian artist's alleged Freudian associations.

Be who you want — be a prince (or murder one), drive the fastest car in the world (or crash it)-- these borderline - Freudian impulses to exercise our lizard - brains are at the heart of open - world gaming.

This week, it's Hands of the Ripper, the Hammer Horror classic from 1971, which sees Freudian psychiatrist (Eric Porter) cover up for his patient, the homicidal daughter (Angharad Rees) of Jack the Ripper.

Beck proposes that the daycare panic was a case of classic Freudian repression — that act of mental avoidance whereby we don't want to admit that we know or desire something, and so compensate by insisting, rather too forcefully, that we know or desire its opposite.